The Brave In Her

Hey Girl, In this episode Elena shares her journey being a foster parent. She shares her struggles and rewards of opening her home to kids in the foster system. I hope her story gives you hope.

You can follow Elena on her Instagram: @elenabentley_

And on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elena.bentley.1

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Remember, you are BRAVE!!!

Hey girl, thank you for being here! In this episode, Marissa Boyd, Bold(ish) podcast host, shares with us her story about having to be brave and leaving a toxic relationship. It was especially hard for her to leave the toxic relationship because she has a child. But she decided that even if she was scared, she needed to make a change for a better quality of life for her and her son. She has then found a job that is amazingly flexible and she is able to take care of her son.

I hope her story inspires you to make that BOLD move that you have been scared to do.

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Hey girl, thank you for being here! In this episode, Michelle and I chat about our chronic illnesses and how our daily lives are affected by them. I hope that this episode inspires you to open up and speak up about your own chronic illness struggles. Because even though living with a chronic illness (or multiple) may feel isolating, I guarantee you, you are not alone! Enjoy the conversation and please go to my Instagram and let me know in the DM if you have ever felt the way Michelle and I described in our chat.

Go check out Michelle's YT channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/MichelleLouise

Michelle's Instagram: @michellelouise.ig

Michelle's podcast: https://anchor.fm/themumslounge?fbcli...

Remember, YOU ARE BRAVE!

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Hey girl, thank you for being here for this episode. In this episode, Stefanie talks about the events in her life that shaped who she is. But also, she talks about how she discovered that she needed to gain her own identity. I hope her story inspires you to gain your identity and pursue what fills your heart!

You can find Stefanie on Instagram: @stefanydixie

Link to her Girls Positivy Club is: https://girls-positivity-club.mykajabi.com/offers/88FGfAzd/checkout

You can also find more information on other Girl Positivity Club on Instagram: @girlspositivityclub

Hey girl, thank you for being here! In this episode, I talk about my recent break and why I took it and why it's important to take them. I hope my story inspires you to take breaks as much and as many as you need!

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Hey girl, thank you for being here for today's episode. In today's episode, Melissa Jones, Founder of Girls Positivity Club shares her story on why she started the club. Girls Positivity Club was created to empower girls and boost their confidence. To equip them with the tools to be leaders in their communities and inspire others to have the confidence in themselves. Melissa's plan for Girls Positivity Club is for women, who are leading the groups, to inspire girls and hopefully cause a ripple effect in where the girls go out to their family and community and inspire them to also have a positive mindset. You can find Melissa and Girls Positivity Club: IG: @girlspositivityclub Website: www.girlspositivityclub.org Are you follow me on IG? @thebraveinher

Hey girl, thank you for being here for this episode. In this episode, my dear friend Natalia Llovera, is a mom of 3, two girls and one boy, and loves to cook and do DIY projects. Natalia Llovera shares her journey of dealing with lupus. Her diagnosis and how her life changed since experiencing the symptoms. She also shares what it is like to have good and bad days. Lastly, we discussed the importance of sharing our stories. You can find Natalia: IG/Tiktok: @natysbeautifuldisaster Website: www.natysbeautifuldisaster.com Are you following me on IG? @thebraveinher

Hey girl, thank you for being here for this episode. In this episode, we have Michelle Askin talking about her experience in being married to a person with Parkinson's. Her husband, Shaun, was diagnosed with Parkinson's at the young age of 35. There are 10 million cases worldwide with 60k new cases each year, and about 5% of those cases are diagnosed on people younger than 40. There are medicines that help but no cure. I hope Michelle and Shaun's story inspires you. If you are someone who is dealing with a chronic illness, please know that you are not alone. Here are some of the ways to learn more about Parkinson's and ways to support. IG: @shakeitoff4pd Amazon Smile - select the Michael J Fox Foundation Where to keep up with Michelle: IG: @_michelle.christine_ IG: @bloomdailyplanners Are you following me on IG? @thebraveinher

Hey girl, thank you for being here for this episode. In this episode, we have Megan Eddinger sharing her story about her experience being a teenage mom. Pregnant at 17 years old, she often felt alone because as she was trying to figure out how to support her newborn, most of her friends were moving away for college. Megan mentioned that the hardest part of being a teen mom is that she didn’t have the chance to get to know herself before taking care of the needs of her baby. A positive of being a teenage mom is that she had the energy to play and do a lot of things with her kids. She created the Unlocking Your Ambition podcast for other moms to share their experiences and make a community. Advice to teen moms: Find a community! Beware of other people trying to tell you how to raise your child(ren). Follow Megan on Instagram: @megan.eddinger To listen to her Podcast “No BS Mama”: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-no-bs-mama/id1521762861

Hey girl, thank you for being here. In this episode, we have my friend Ebony Parry talk to us about pivoting and about her journey working in the corporate world to becoming her own boss. Ebony is originally from Indiana but moved to Los Angeles in 2001. Her background is in Environmental Science, which she has a chemist degree. Throughout the years she explored many different career paths, including pilates instructor, massage therapist, music, and ending with her last job as Director of Marketing and Operations for a restaurant company. Like most people who go from working in the corporate world to being entrepreneurs, she struggled with the anxiety of leaving her job, which offered financial security. But she decided to follow God's lead and to be obedient to His plans for her. And now she is the owner of Rock Sugar Style in where she helps women by providing style and make-up tips.

Please go check her out on IG: @ebonyparry & @rocksugarstyle

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